How do digitally transformed data centres benefit your organisation?
The power requirements for IT physical infrastructure, from cooling to back-up power systems, are increasing budgets tremendously — cooling alone can account for 40 percent of the data centre's total costs.
Successful cases of digitally transformed data centres are emerging around the world. These new data centre models are driving digital transformation through innovative and resilient systems that are cost-effective, fully integrated and dependable in the cloud and at the edge. These digitally transformed data centres are also able to be deployed 20 percent faster thanks to their modular design.
Data centres are the beating heart of digital transformation, and Schneider Electric is driven to accelerate this revolution. As businesses digitise operations, products and services, their success increasingly depends on reliable service providers. Without data centres, cloud facilities and colocation sites, digital transformation simply can't happen.
In a connected world, it's now more important than ever to protect critical information and data. Ensure that your data centre's physical infrastructure can adapt quickly to support both future demand driven by IoT and growth—in the cloud and at the edge—without ever compromising availability or operational efficiency.
30%
increase in infrastructure utilization
30%
reduction in false alarms
60%
Faster to deploy
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Connected Products
1Connecting the domains of IT, mechanical and power room for resilience and efficiency. -
Edge Control
2For real-time monitoring, incident management, analysis and asset utilisation. -
Apps, Analytics and Services
3Increasing resiliency and visibility through live sensor data, predictive analytics and smart alarming.
Connected Products
1Connecting the domains of IT, mechanical and power room for resilience and efficiency.
Edge Control
2For real-time monitoring, incident management, analysis and asset utilisation.
Apps, Analytics and Services
3Increasing resiliency and visibility through live sensor data, predictive analytics and smart alarming.